The Recs gained their eighth consecutive victory in the Foreign Basketball League series on Monday when they defeated the Machine Gun Company team by the close score of 26 to 20 after a hard batt Play was scrappy at the begin-ring. Bell opened the score for the Rees with two goals, but the M. G.'s caught up through Levis. Play was very close until the interval when the score stood at eight points all.
'The Rees wont into the lead with several points after recess chiefly through John Johansson, Levis threatened the Rees' score clu the latter part of the second half, but John Johansson again scored and made his team's score safe.
Levis stood out for the Machine Ossip Katz, a boarding house proprietor, of 90" East Seward Read, stated that a lady calling herself Mrs. H. A. Thompson stayed at his establishment in June, 1922. She occupied two rooms and had three children, She had a visitor named Hotta who was frequently there.
Counsel—Have, you ever when looking through a'window seen anything remarkable Witness answered that he had seen the couple in the same bed.
Counsel—Did you see any other signs of familiarity?
Witness—He appeared to act the "boss."
When asked if he had heard any words of endearment or seen any kissing, witness replied: "Kissing is a small thing." (Laughter).
'The Judge—Well, "did you see these small things?' Did you see kissing being done?
Witness—Yes, many times.
Gun Company with his good shooting, and Goldman and Lewis were both efficient in breaking up many passes. For the Rees, John Johans-son was the star in both offence and defence.
The game between the American Volunteer Company and the Artilry Battery was postponed from lust night to s tater date.
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